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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-01-04
For WaO<lan Co.,

The best material for cogs, where it can be
obtained. is well seasoned second growth
white hickory, but maple and birch are ex.
tensively used for this purpose Boston
Budget
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-01-04

An English rector expelled boy from
school because he did not make obeisance by
bowling to his clerical majesty on the street
The school is q public one, receiving govern.
naent grant
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-01-04
CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
At Palatka with Jacksonville. Tampa 4 Key
West Railway. and st. Ausustin e and rsistta
Railway. and fast river steamers for ~. Az.
guetine. Green Cove Springs, Jacksonville
and all points North. East and West. Alat ),
With the Twin Screw Iron steamer "City II
Palatka." and Steamship City of Monticc liz.
for Charleston. New York. Boston Phiiadel-
1hta. etc.
Mail trains NAL close connection both vay
wa ]. II. X. w. ky., At Jacksonville with At.
lant.c Coast Line. Fast Mail,
AT Gainesville with through Pullman sleep
New Orleans. Pensacola. Savannah. Albany,
Montgomery. Louisville. 81. Louis and all
At Ocala with Florida Railway and Naviga-
ton Co., 4. y. y. 4 u. Il. H.
At Aston with 81. Johns river steamers for
Jacksonville, Sanford a. nd way landings
AT Leesburg with the 81. Johns and Lake
6ustis division of the FLORIDA Southern Rail-
way. and boats on Lakes Harris. Eust In and
Grifbn for all points on t1kes.
At Tampa with steamships Msscofte snd
whitney every Tuesday. Thu, sday and satur-
day Tor Key West and Havana.
AT Pemberton's Ferry with south Florids
ny FOR Lakeland. Tampa, HIGHLAND, kfssim-
me, Barlow Orlando. sanford and Dads City
At PuDta Gorf a with sts amer Alice How
9. CONANI, o. ". BkOMwkLL
GENERAL Manage: 0en'l Pass. Agent.
A. G. CowAH. Ger" Trav. Art.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-01-04

A couple put off applying for a divorce
one term of court so they could profit by
their tin wedding.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-01-04

DATRNTS SECURED ON REASONABLE
TIE ms. Work reliable; papers carefully
and le gally drawn. Write for particulars. n.
l.. COLA NJ Y, Pate Mt Alton ney and hechan-
ical Engineer, Sc. Cloud Building, Waahing-
ton D. G de5- II
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-01-04

Never appear TO be deeply interested in taa
man who is full Of schemes.-The Judge.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-01-04
EAST FLORIDA EXPRESS.

Pullman Buffet Cars to and from Jackson
willie and LOUSY lille, via Thorn asvi,Ie, Albany,
MONTGOMERY and Nashville, and to and from
Barlow and Moute Omery via Gainesville.
SAyANNAuEXPRESS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-14
THE RBpTsHD TRIAL LIST.
Many Gases That Have Been Added For Mex
Weeks Criminal Court.

Week q Criminal Court.
The following cases in addition to those
published some days ago, have been added
TO the list for trial next week by District
Attorney Weaver:
MONDAY. January E,-Isrsel Smith and
Samuel S. Eoersole, assault and battery; W.
I, S. Bruckhsrt, John Schmidt, felonious
assault Jacob Tobias, burglary, Frederick
Stein, larceny Catherine Bennett alias, re-
ceiving stolen goods John Miller, larceny.
TUESDAY, January ls--Henry woodward,
larceny Mary J. Book, Henry Trego, assault
snd battery; Henry Hess, Mary Ingram,
larceny; Albion Ingram, receiving stolen
goods; George Ripple, larceny.
WEDNESDAY JANUARY la-Carollne
Green, fornicstion Harry Green, alias sdul-
terry Allen 6. Pyle felonious assault and bat.
tery Hester c. kulp, larceny, etc; Edward
Thomas, assault aud battery Abraham Hess
ct al, bawdy house.
THURSDAY, January 2N-Frank Abel, ma.
licious trespass Paul A. Russell, fornicstlon
and bastardy.
FRIDAY, January 2l-Wm. II. >weeart
Horace Simpson, fornicstion and bastardy.
SATURDAY, January - Samuel s. Eber.
sole, Edward Thompson, Henry Trego,
surety OF peace; William Horn, desertion.
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Receipts-Hoss
Closing Prices-2 o'clock p. n
Live stDtk Market

CaICAgo. Jsn lS.-The DrorsrS' Journal re.
ports Cattle-Eeceipts, 1000 head shipments.
500; market was steadier and stronger
shipping steers $50 to l,5CO rs, 3i0dS 81: stock
ers and feeders, g. 4O63 ~; cows, bulls and
mixed. o. 5esS 50 bulk, g. SN5s2 IS; Texas cattle
81 SOl2 s5.
Hogs-ReCeipts, 5000 head shipments l0DD
head market steadisr aud frm rough and
mixed, o. COsS4 IS pac king and shipping, q 40
4 IS light, IS s0tgI 50 skips, .! SOI3 10.
sheep-ReCeipts, COCO head shipments, SOC
head market stsadier; natives, s. 5 G6 p
Western, q OOS4 IS Texans g. 2S<si o.; lambs O.
oS BI
EAST LIBERTY. Cattle Receipts, 81 head
shipments, sS6 head, market firm prime, "a sc
10 fair TO good. 81 '5EI4 81 common g. aQls3 S,
shipments 20 New York, IL carloads.
Hogs-Receipts, 4,spO head shipments, 400
Rena matkst ~ 4st SOW - u
chi pments to sew YORK, Is carloads.
sheep Receipts, s0U head shipments, 100
market 4 I'M prime, o. TJS fair TO good, a. -5d
O. 30 common, "a lambs, e. JlG6 go.
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FROZEN WATER PiPE BURSTS.
The Grape Hotel and stamm Brothers Store
Slightly Damaged.

Slightly Damaged.
This morning about o'clock frozen water
pipe In the bathroom Of the Loeb building
connected with the Grape hotel burst the
water poured out IL a torrent, flooded the
bathroom and soon found Its way through the
ceiling into Stamm Bros dry goods store.
Having been busy until late last night the
S.amm Brothers determined TO sleep in their
store, instead of going 10 their home.
They thus discovered the water coming
through the ceiling before much damage
Nas done, and removed their goods
TO safe quarter OF the store. Some of
the books and papers in the private Office, In
rear OF the store room, were soaked with
water but not destroyed. A large mum Der Of
ladies' cloaks and other fine goods had barely
been removed from one OF the central rows OF
tables, when a stream of water Came down
upon 1t as largo es that thrown by hose
Had not the Messrs. Stamm been In the store
at the time hundreds OF dollars worth Of
goods would have been ruined.
Notice OF the break was at once given TO
Mr.. Mingle, proprietor of the Grape the
water was turned OIL in the cellar, and the
food in the Bathroom was swept out into the
hall and thence down tho stairway into the
street. For a time there was considerable
CONSERVATION and the bucket brigade was
kept busy for an hour.
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BArEH COMMITTEE MsETIsG.

Resolutions Passed Fsvoring the Purchase of
the Rapok Property For New Water works.
At a special meeting Of the water oom-
mittee of city councils held last evening, the
following named members were present
Messrs. Berger, Cormeny, Cummings, frai-
10y, White, and Morton, chairman.
Dir. Cummings presented the following
preamble and resolutions, which were unan-
imously adopted:
WHEREAS, The natural drainage of the
northern part OF the city of Lancaster enters
the Conestoga creek above the present city
water works, thereby polluting the water
supply of the city, and In order TO avoid the
great expense attending the construction OF
n SOW or 10 carry said drainage below our pres.
ent water works, we deem 1t not only wise
aud prudent, but also a saving for the tax
{. s.payers of the City,to purchase Ranck's mill at
fair price and remove the city water works
o>kpe same therefore, be it
Nnsotved, That the water committee rec
omniHpd to council the purchase Of the
Rauck pili property, water right, etc, now
offered ~ sale, provided the same can be
had at it's market vslue,) and the removal OF
the presenfNfy water works TO said pre- perty
Resolued, That the chair now request
presidents of councils TO convene their re.
spective bodies on Saturday evening, Jan.
uary Is, 1857, and take action on the proposed
purchase and removal OF present water
works.
The above preamble and resolutions are
the outcome of the visit o! the finance and
water committee to Rsnok's mill and the
city works on Wednesday last as noticed In
Thursdays y'sINIELLIaENCER.
A special meeting OF city councils has been
called for Saturday evening 10 consider the
above proposition Of the water committee. 1t
10 believed that the only practicable way Of
securing a supply of pure water for the city
is to remove the water works up the Cones.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-14

Raymond TomghL-This evening John
Raymond plays his new piece, entitled \
woman hhter' in the opera house for the frst
time, Everywhere they praise both the play and
the actor, who Is supported by strong com pany
which includes J b. Everhsm, william Culling.
ton, Harry Pierson, Miss Helen, Mrs Octave
Allen, and others.
Frank Jones IN " 81 Ferkits"--The comedy
entitled 81 ferkius or, the Girl Left Behind
Me- will be play ed here on tomorrow evening
by frank Jones. Alice Montague and q strona
company. This party played In Lancaster las
season aud glvs the greatest salts faction
Drama Az -NeEt Week.-Atkinson & Cook,
popular dramatic company opens 4 weeks en-.
gagenent here u. low prices next Monday
night. The troupeis much stronger than ever
and Miss Maude Banks appears in the leading
roles 4. J.. sullivan is still thu leading man
aud the other members are strong, IL Is &C.
knowledged by almost everybody that he com.
pany IS the strongest throug bout that yislts
Lancaster, appearing at cheap rates.
II never fails to give satisfaction, North
south, East and West, Dr. Buils Cough syrup
25 cents. ''
Mi. H. e. Rigby OF the Equitable Life Assur
ahce society, n. Y, states I hat he was cured
OF Iumbago by Salvation OIL, the pain Cure
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10 Town.

Charles +. Mayer, Of Baltimore who is at
the head of the coal business for the balti-
more & Ohio railroad, is In this city to- day,
the guest Of Walter NJ. Franklin, esq. He is
here on business connected with the estate Of
a deceased relative.
William Meyer Charles Hsrtzler, and W.
s. Hnauss, commissioners of Lehigh county,
w. Henninger, warden of the prison, and
Daniel Msuger came to town to day to take q
look at our prison, as they intend making
some improvements at theirs. The strangers
were taken in charge by our commissioners
who showed them the jail and other institu
tons The people here think that the lie
high county people did not select very fine
sample 10 copy after. II they desire to make
Improvements they might commence on oul
prison.
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New YORK marset.


Nsw Ncsx, Jan, l.-flour market steady
Fine, % 3nuS Ob; supernne, 81 bS0S a.
common to good extra Western, o. 2,1lS IS good
10 fancy extra state, o. stSSsl 10.
Mheat-No ! Red state. Soi No. do,
aSc No, Red, Winter, Jan, P2'SC feb, P9'sU ,
May 9ic.
Corn-Nc. mixed oash, i7.o, do Jan, isc f;
oats-So, White State. uo, No. do, SC,
Ne. gmiNcd Van SNC.
Rye duli Western, sS.s5eo state. SisgSao.
Barley nominal
Pork dull new mess tl2 nklll 8.
Lard-Feb., ~ 20 May, a>
Molasses Quiet at sc for Stest.
Turpentine nrmer At MkGI0c.
Rosin uiet strained to good, 81 uStl lu.
Petroleum 0ull Refined, In cases, SSc.
Breiehts dull srFain To Liverpool, axe
Butter steady, Western Creamery, aV->C
state, giBS2c.
Cheese dnll; Western Fiat, NBlN &C. state FAC
tory, lo1l%c.
Eggs steady state. Sioy Western. } c.
Sugar steady Refined Cuuuat, cAC Grnuu.
lated, SlsflSn
Taliow duu Prime'City, ls-'eC
Rice dun Carolina, fair ~ good, 2GSNC
CCfee trm lair CatgonS, ~
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NEW YORK, Jan. Il, l:3g p. m.-Money loaned
at Sc per cent. Exchange dull posted rate Sc
Sc Governments steady. Currency SIS, O. g5S
biN rs Coup, o. 2TL bid IS's do, o. lCII bid.
The stock market opened active and excited.
with Richmond & west Point Terminal the
principal feature OF interest Under It's lead
prices advanced during the hrst hour Of bust
ness a TO : per cent, but In the half hour to
lSo a. N. prices reacted = to per cent. Toward
midday buying movement IN some Of the lead.
ing stocks sent hEures 10 again TO the highest
point. TIE market at the present TTitins q
firm
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...,.. corre,ponaenoo Of Irr.tlla.ro.t.

nosc,av Correspondence Of IsrR1tissroRh.
\ Cos,rx.fA, Jsn. IA very serious wreck
K >-.ryed On the Columbia a Port Deposit
SSIlroad on Thursday morning to the extra
4 1111nhs train drawn by engine No. 223, goine
\ 1sneh. blocksding the tracks for several hours
] "a resulting in very serious injuries to
,Gnmuel II. Warfel, brakeman on the train.
4bo carr Of the train were loaded with coal,
unin, lumber, etc, and were passing Cul-
1Dy's station, when It occurred, which was
csused by q broken rail Sixteen cars in
shout the middle Of the train were thrown
nom tho track, eleven of this number being
thrown over an embankment, thlriy.hve
leet high, TO the river shore Wariel was
ooated on these cars and was thrown down
the hank, receiving terrible eipluries His head
was badly cut collar bone and shoulder
blsdo broken and his left arm broken
in two places. 1t Ia also thought that he has
nuatained internal injuries, as he spst up
blood after being rescued from his perilous
position. The wreck caused the track to be
blocked and travel was delayed about eight
hourA The passengers on the morning train
had to be transferred to another train and then
taken down the road. The wreck crew Of the
Frederiakt afvIsion went to the scene of the
WRECK and had the tracks cleared after several
hours work. The crew went to Culley's sta
tion this afternoon TO get the cars from the
river shore. warfel WAS brought to hi:
home In home in Columbia on the p. N
passenger train, he was able 70 walk TO
I sleigh and was removed TO his home in alley
I, between Fourth and Fifth streets. HIS in
juries are of q serious nature but not neces
ssrily fatal. About one year ago Warfel wal
terribly hurt on the railroad baving the col
lar bone broken which was broken by the
accident yesterday.
Town Briefs
The meeting at the Trinity Reformed
church last evening when a reunion OF
members joining under the present pastor
ate, wss held, was largely attended and OF an
interesting nature. This evening services
preparatory TO the holy communion will be
Z held.
In the Second street Lutheran church ser
vices will be held this evening preparatory
TO the holy communion, which will be sd-
ministerad on Sunday.
Services are being held at the United
Brethren church which are largely attended.
The tank of engine Oshkosh, OF the Read
ing q Columbia. railroad, jumped the track
last evening at the Fourth street crossing. 1t
was soon replaced.
Yesterday afternoon a large quantity OF
snow fell from the root of a house on Locust
street, striking Mr. Theodore Eyde, who was
passing the place. Fortunately the gentle
man was not hurt
A slelghing party from Lancaster put in an
appearance In town last night about Q o'clock
The party had been caught In the rain snC
had received a good wetting. They made
Wsgner's hotel their stopping place while II
town.
81. Margulies, proprietor OF variety store
on Locust street, above Second, has received
visit from the sheriff.
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Thursday afternoon William Cline WAS at
work painting new target which is being
put up for shooting gallery in the billiard
room, on North Queen street, when he met
with serious accident He had bucket of
black paint in one hand and brush in the
other, and was standing on ladder. One Of
the steps broke and lie fell heavily to the
floor, the paint spilling all over him. He
was picked up unconscious, and after o time
was removed TO his home, to which he is
confined today, although his condition has
improved.
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Before The MAYOR,

Al The mayors court this morning there
were iDecustomers. Two trsmps were sent 10
the work-house Tor 80 days each and ii 70 were
discharged. One drunk got 80 days In iail
and another was discharged. In this party
there were two German vagrsnts who we've
partners. One got 80 days in the work.house
and the other was discharged. The one
who was set free seemed greatly detected at
the late OF bis companion, aud he hung around
= me court house for moro than an hour looking
very sorIowiul. lie did not seem 10 under.
stand why his companion was taken aud lie
wss len.
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Howard Smeltz, brother OF Edwin S., and
who had been employed at Reed, Nicer rann
q Co., as telegraphic operator for a number
OF years, and resigned about January lst, has
since been in the employ of the Pullman
Palace Car company, and Is now conductor
OF said company, on cars running from
Washington, D. e., to Jacksonville, Florida
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Returned to Work.

Forty-hve of the hands OF Kinsport & Co,
cigar manufacturers at Ephrata, who struck
against a reduction OF wages, have gone back
to work as non.union hands. The shop is
now open to all cigarmakers, and the lowest
price paid is ais per thousand
a man who was employed in one OF the
shops at the time Of the strike says that none
Of the men were locked out
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LAMP POSTS.


The Lamp Committee ofthe City OF Lancastar
will receive sealed proposals for the Lighting 0,
the City two miles 50 uarel With Electric Light
All aeSS ~ i6e taPs " The 5sT f5% the
light will bid for the complete plant, including
poles, wires, lamps and power ready TO run.
Gas per thousand feet for the Mayors once
Ireasurer's Once Council Chambers Market
Houses and station House. and ais for Street
Lamps at a q xed price per lamp with a hye.ioot
ing june lSs7' The company furnishing The gas
sh all light all the street gas lamps every night
throughout the year at sunset, ana shall keep
the same clean and in repair. cleaning them at
Ieaat once a week, make all connections to the
lamp posts at their own pT2PeT CO G9. and disGon
without charge TO the city;
Also sealed proposals ioI the furnishing Of
ready for use. which may be needed during the
year. Posts 10 be of the same style and length
as those now in use I'm Centre 81 mare, aud lamps
Ola le similar to those in other sections OF
the city, Bidders are req uiIed 70 give the
length and weight OF posts they prOpose to far.
nisB. Posls 70 be OF iron and weight AZ least 40
Also, seated proposals Tor the furnishing of
Coal On or other material for lish Ing ali the
Street Lamps, or any portion thereof, at q q Ted
price per Lamp ioT ihs pThe ol 9ng 6esT from
or company who bid 10 supply Coal OIL. Case.
line other lighting materla shall light all tho
throughout the year at sunset ana al lamps
must burn until sunrise, and the contractor
clean ttsIn AT least once a week. Bidders 10 sup.
ply Coal OF or other lighting material are re-
quired 10 accompany their DID with pTopOs /
at which they win furnish during the year the
use of Lamp Posts and Lamps complete. where
In oil or her lighting materials ASIDE from gas
may be burned said posts aud lamps TO remain
the property OF the contrao Ors, and to be re.
moved wn3St u Bd, tGe Ely a. the
The candle power OF he light proposed 10 be
furnished This includes the electric light
The LaIup Committee reserve the right to re.
icct any aud all bids. and the successful bidder
for the faithful performance OF the contract.
All bids or proposals must be made ON OF he.
fore Tuesday, February ], 1851, at o'clock 2. IA ,
ana address TO JoHE u. LoNG, Chairman Lam y
Committee, Mayors ONCE, Lancaster. Pa, and
be endorsed Proposals for Lighting City"
by order OF the LAMP COMMITTEE.
Attest JACOB NJ. CHILLAs. CierE
l7sl2l526s2g
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-14

The Chautauqua literary and sci,ntlhc circle
Will meet in \. NJ. Z. a. hall this (FTidayl even.
ing. he studies IOr January are Macaulay's
Warren Hastings and fishsr's THE Cbfis.
uan Religion and several interestin sp, ciaI
departments In Cbantauquan."
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from The Lltltz Record.
When that toboggan slide gets ready al
Lancaster there will be numerous ins spections
by Lititz people.
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II 4hRIAHkE.

ocHs-DISKELBERs.-On the 18th OF January,
leol, AZ the parsonage or ST. Stephens Luther6n n
onIIeh, oy hev. L.. nelster, Mr. Christ, T.. Ochs
city, Pa. Itds
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Wages of Bricklnyers.

The Bricklsyers' International Cniop, No.
., OF Lancaster, have fixed the rate OF wages
after March at IS per day or 80 cents per
hour At presentthe are receiving 81 so and
S275
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o Lived and LAbored In CoIuu

Joseph Warren, aged IS, was recently
buried In Irwin, Pa He was In Journalistic
hafness fifty years, and edited papers in Col
umbia, Harrisburg and Detroit.
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Dka TIA,

tssiG.-ln this city, on tho 18th inst, Anna M .
wllow OF the late Sebastian Essig, in the sIt d
year Of her age.
Tbs relatives and friends of the family are re.
speetiuiiy invited to attend the funeral from
her late residence, No. las East Chestnut street,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-14

Mayor Morton acknowledges the receipt OF
+ ~ from John ID. Skiles, and two bushels of
potaioe, from Rev. Q. Price, for the soup
fund.
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U,sTATE OF JOHN DoERR, LATE oil

EISIAIE OF JUHN DUEhH, LATE OF
~ Lancaster City, deceased Letters tes-
granted 10 the undersigned, all persons in
dsbted thereto are requested 10 make imme-
diats payment. and those having claims or de-
out delay for settlement 10 the undersigned, re-
siding I'm said city. REGINA DoERh,
deC90-6toawW k1ecuulA.
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ON saturday morning at sk O'Clock. services at
81. Mary's church at o'clock. lnterment at st.
Mary's cemetery. iaalsH
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NEW AD rERTlsrNNFIS
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pAklNG POWDER,
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SSw ADvRRrissMSNTs.

Tho rcc on Winter Coaks adcs and Children
push dosn the h that TO wonder and
regular Cloak Picnlo Midwinter ''' 'sN